Hello--

In a cell, I have a formula concatenated with text, like this:

="The analysis reveals that " & <formula goes here & "blah, blah, blah..."

As is, the number resulting from the formula has a ton of decimal places. I
need to control that so that it displays the way I want. In some cases that
will be with one or two decimal places, and in others with none, etc. It
doesn't seem to recognize the Format function that is recognized in VBA code.
Any suggestions?

Thanks.

The equivalent function to Format in Excel is Text(Value, "Format")

So something like this...
="The analysis reveals that " & Text(<formula goes here, "0.00") & "blah,
blah, blah..."
--
HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


"ppsa" wrote:

Hello--

In a cell, I have a formula concatenated with text, like this:

="The analysis reveals that " & <formula goes here & "blah, blah, blah..."

As is, the number resulting from the formula has a ton of decimal places. I
need to control that so that it displays the way I want. In some cases that
will be with one or two decimal places, and in others with none, etc. It
doesn't seem to recognize the Format function that is recognized in VBA code.
Any suggestions?

Thanks.

Ah! That's it! Thank you!

"Jim Thomlinson" wrote:

The equivalent function to Format in Excel is Text(Value, "Format")

So something like this...
="The analysis reveals that " & Text(<formula goes here, "0.00") & "blah,
blah, blah..."
--
HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


"ppsa" wrote:

Hello--

In a cell, I have a formula concatenated with text, like this:

="The analysis reveals that " & <formula goes here & "blah, blah, blah..."

As is, the number resulting from the formula has a ton of decimal places. I
need to control that so that it displays the way I want. In some cases that
will be with one or two decimal places, and in others with none, etc. It
doesn't seem to recognize the Format function that is recognized in VBA code.
Any suggestions?

Thanks.